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ORCID Update (October 2016)
The document provides an update on ORCID activities from October 2016. Key points include: - ORCID membership has grown to 536 members from 39 countries, with 60% growth and 14 regional consortia. - Regions like Asia Pacific, Europe, and North America will focus on expanding consortia models and increasing integrations with members. - Latin America will focus on key countries like Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia, while the Middle East/Africa region will focus on the Middle East and North Africa. - Technical updates include a new ORCID Trust site, open elections, social/institutional sign-in integrations, and API improvements.
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- 1. ORCID UPDATE ORCID OUTREACHMEETING| OCTOBER 5, 2016 ALICE MEADOWS Director – Community Engagement & Support orcid.org / 0000-0003-2161-3781 1
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- 3. SUSTAIN! • Global Update– Doug Wright • Asia Pacific - Nobuko Miyairi • Europe - Josh Brown • Latin America - Lilian Pessoa • Middle East/Africa – Matt Buys
- 4. ORCID ADOPTION • 536members from 39 countries • 60% growth in membership • 14 regional and national consortia • 57% of membership from consortia
- 5. Asia Pacific 15% Europe 50% Latin America 1% MiddleEast & Africa 4% North America 30% ORCID ADOPTION Publisher/Asso ciation 14% Funder 3% Government 2% Repository/Pro file Org 6% Research Institute 75%
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- 7. NORTH AMERICA • 4regional consortia in US • 159 members • Government entities: NASA, EPA, DOE • Canadian national consortium end of 2016
- 8. NORTH AMERICA 2017 plans: •Continue building on regional consortium model • Further government agency rollout • Focus on integrations with current members
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- 10. ORCID MEMBERS INAPAC • Australia • New Zealand • Japan • Taiwan • Hong Kong • China • Korea • India • Malaysia • Sri Lanka • Singapore
- 11. China 105,417 Japan 43,828 India41,261 South Korea 28,534 Taiwan 16,090 Hong Kong 8,765 Malaysia 11,110 Singapore 6,067 Indonesia 4,838 ID COUNTS IN APAC
- 12. 3. Outreach &cultivate community 2. Onboard more members 2017 FOCUS IN APAC iD holders & Registry growth Membergrowth China Japan India South Korea TaiwanHong Kong MalaysiaSingapore Indonesia Australia New Zealand 1. Consortia support
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- 14. EUROPE • National consortiaemerging as the dominant model – New consortia so far this year in BE, DE, FI, NL (adding to our consortia in DK, IT and UK) • Workshops in BE, DE, DK, ES, FI, FR, IE, NL, PL, PT, UK
- 15. EUROPE • Funded pilotsfor workflows (e.g. managing APCs) in two countries • Integrated into institutional single sign on • More funders using ORCID – iDs required or collected in AT, IE, IT, PT, SE, UK • European Commission and Science Europe both recommending ORCID iDs
- 16. ADOPTION IN ITALY 0 10000 20000 30000 40000 50000 60000 70000 0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 newORCID Cumulative ORCID 5-10 Universities / week
- 17. EUROPE 2017 plans: • Buildon national adoption in FR, SE, TR • Outreach in Eastern Europe • Integrate with international infrastructures and platforms
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- 19. LATIN AMERICA Increased generalawareness of ORCID for researchers and institutions • 39% more traffic to orcid.org • 50% more registrations • 13% of new registrations
- 20. LATIN AMERICA • 3key Brazilian universities responsible for 51% of the Brazilian scientific production (25% of Latin America) are now ORCID members • Workshops Mexico, Brazil, Colombia – over 250 attendees • Continue conversations with government agencies in key Latam countries
- 21. LATIN AMERICA 2017 plans: •Continuous work with key countries: Brazil, Mexico and Colombia • Establish partnership with Brazilian Publisher Association • Outreach Argentina, Chile and Peru
- 22. MIDDLE EAST ANDAFRICA
- 23. MIDDLE EAST &AFRICA Registry traffic growth • 100% increase in Africa • 50% increase in Middle East Increased integrations
- 24. MIDDLE EAST &AFRICA Local data Surfacing dissertations Infrastructure Funder workflows Publisher workflows Research workflows Outreach
- 25. MIDDLE EAST &AFRICA • Positive growth in South Africa, funder mandate • Consortium discussions in South Africa and Egypt • New members in East Africa • Partnerships • New memberships in UAE (top ranked institutions) • Discussions with NREN in South Africa
- 26. MIDDLE EAST &AFRICA 2017 plans: • Middle East and North Africa will be the main focus • Consortium to be established in South Africa • Grow membership across Botswana, Namibia and Mauritius • Outreach in East Africa (Kenya, Tanzania, Ethiopia)
- 27. LEAD! • Community Engagement– Matt Buys & Alainna Wrigley • Collect & Connect – Alice Meadows • Outreach – Alice Meadows • Organization iDs – Josh Brown & Tom Demeranville
- 28. FULL PHOTO PAGESAMPLE: • Town Halls • Ambassadors Program • Community Working Groups Image: wikimedia
- 29. RESEARCH ORGANIZATIONS LARGE IMPORTEDGRAPHIC PAGE SAMPLE: Modifications to master were to pull up the header to make more room. Also used crop tool to keep image from being “clipped”
- 30. ORCID Pi Day NewORCID messaging
- 31. “THE USE OFPIDS FOR ORGANIZATIONS LAGS BEHIND THE USE OF… IDENTIFIERS FOR RESEARCH OUTPUTS AND PEOPLE, AND MORE WORK IS NEEDED.” MARTIN FENNER, DATACITE
- 32. FULL PHOTO PAGESAMPLE: • Town Halls • Community Working Groups • Ambassadors Program Reykjavik, November 9-10
- 33. MATURE! • ORCID Trust– Laura Paglione • ORCID Elections – Laura Paglione • What’s New in Tech 2016? – Robert Peters
- 34. ORCID TRUST • Privacy& user control • Data security & integrity • System reliability • Governance & Community accountability Launching next week at https://orcid.org/about/trust/home NEW PROGRAM: FOCUS TO ORCID'S POLICIES & PRACTICES FOR:
- 35. ORCID ELECTIONS • Firstyear • Members notified • Elections in Nov/Dec • Ask us if you have any questions! Image: wikimedia
- 36. OPEN FONT CURRENT NEW ● Openlicense ($0/yr) ● Supports all Unicode Scripts ● End of outside developer frustration - priceless! ● Proprietary (~$400/yr) ● Doesn’t support all languages
- 37. SOCIAL & INSTITUTIONALSIGN-IN • Facebook: 7,230 user connections • Google: 6,515 user connections • Institutional: 6,502 user connections • 472 different Institution gateways! (and growing)
- 38. • Only 4Scopes • Multiple, clean XSDs • Item based V2 API: SCALABILITY Simpler API Interactions
- 39. V2 API: ADDEDCLARITY Display index Last modified Activities Summary
- 40. PERSON V2 UI:MORE DETAILS Ordering Source Last modified Privacy
- 41. TEAM GROWTH QA manualtesting & Dedicated tier 1 support QA & Server Automation Engineer Senior Java Engineer - Starts October 24th!
- 42. NEW TOOLING FORTRANSLATIONS • Internal tracking of out of sync translations • Crowdsourcing translations
- 43. BUT...2016 ISN’T OVERYET! • Member + consortia directory
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- 45. ON DEMAND PUBLICDUMP • Real time • Ability to sync • Sharding structure • Supports 1.2 and 2.0 (Latest RC) • Sync JSON, XML or both
- 46. MEMBER-REQUESTED EXTERNAL ID TYPES Thereare loads of different identifiers out there Different communities require different identifiers It’s hard for us to know which our members require The solution? Let members request new types!
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